The Protection Church was built in 1700 and 1900 on the highest point of the village. The wooden structure of the church includes a square base with a metal gable roof, a five-sided altar apse with side sacristies, and a small rectangular narthex. Above the narthex rises a bell tower, topped with a low tent and an onion dome on a faceted neck. The outer walls of the church are covered with horizontally arranged planks and painted in white and blue colors, symbolizing heavenly purity and innocence.

Rectangular windows, framed by strict moldings, seem to reproachfully observe what is happening today. The existence of a sturdy stone fence around the church is reminded by the preserved holy gates and fragments of stone pillars. Nearby, there are ancient burials and centuries-old trees that silently keep the historical secrets of past generations.